| Clayton News Daily Headlines | |||||||||
|
|||||||||
Clayton CASA welcomes new volunteers
 0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:17 AM 03/11/10 - The Clayton County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program, which provides volunteer advocates to children involved in deprivation cases, has reached a milestone. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Officials condemn 10 College Park apartments
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:16 AM 03/11/10 - Clayton County Code Enforcement officers have condemned 10 units in a College Park apartment complex, and more may face a similar fate as inspections continue, according to a spokesman for the Clayton County Fire Department, on Wednesday. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Jonesboro mock trial team braces for ‘state’
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:15 AM 03/11/10 - After weeks of focused practices, several members of the mostly novice Jonesboro High School mock trial team say they will be a little nervous –– but still fearless –– heading into the Georgia Mock Trial Competition this weekend. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Clayton Schools set for second gallery opening
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:09 AM 03/11/10 - Clayton County Public Schools will host its second Academic Gallery Opening on Tuesday, March 16, from 5 p.m., to 7 p.m., at the Clayton County Public Schools Central Administration Complex, 1058 Fifth Ave., in Jonesboro. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Riverdale hires attorney to probe ethics complaint
2 Comments
Last Updated: 12:08 AM 03/11/10 - The Riverdale City Council voted this week to hire Dahlonega attorney, Bruce Edenfield, to investigate an ethics complaint filed by Councilman Kenny Ruffin against Councilman Wayne Hall over alleged abuses of a city-issued credit card and claims of other improprieties. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Block party celebrates neighborhood stabilization
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:07 AM 03/11/10 - In 2009, Clayton County was awarded $9.7 million in federal stimulus money, for the purpose of revitalizing neighborhoods adversely impacted by the foreclosure crisis. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Officials release proposed, national K-12 curriculum
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:07 AM 03/11/10 - Local school officials said they are pleased with the idea of implementing universal standards in K-12 education across the nation. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Georgians owed millions in 2006 tax refunds
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:04 AM 03/11/10 - Nearly 46,000 Georgia workers may be able to grab a piece of more than $42 million in unclaimed 2006 tax refunds, according to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Librarians celebrate ‘Library Day in Georgia’
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:56 AM 03/10/10 - Approximately 300 librarians from across Georgia will converge on the State Capitol in Atlanta today to do something with state legislators that they would almost never allow anyone in their libraries to do too loudly — talk. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
|
Police: Criminal charges unlikely against fired officers
0 Comments
Last Updated: 12:52 AM 03/10/10 - A spokesperson for the Clayton County Police Department has said the department will not likely seek criminal charges against four police officers fired on Monday. (Full Story) |
|||||||||
| More Headlines... | |||||||||
More Local News
- Bonnie
Bonnie is a 4 year old black and white tuxedo, domestic shorthair. - Tippy
Tippy is a 3 year old Dilute Tortie, Domestic Shorthair. - Little Bit
Little Bit is a 3 year old tabby Domestic Longhair.
- Magical season comes to an end for Dutchtown
DULUTH — As the Dutchtown players headed to the locker room as the final buzzer sounded at the Arena at Gwinnett, Brittney Strickland tried to hold back the tears. She kept telling her teammates to keep their heads up. - Stirring comeback falls short for Forest Park
DULUTH – The Southwest DeKalb girls were expected to win this game. They have a proven lineup, a seasoned coach and an aura of invincibility. - CSU women set to meet Tusculum in NCAA Regional
Six must be some kind of magic number for the Clayton State women’s basketball team.
- Wedding preparations open door for creativity - Valerie Baldowski
Our family is preparing to celebrate a series of life-changing experiences, a rite of passage for three young adults. We have a trio of weddings staring us in the face, and it’s interesting watching how each couple is handling them differently. - The right to cuss - Tom Purcell
“What in the h-e-double-hockey-sticks did California lawmakers think they were doing?” - Martha’s big adventure — The job hunt - Martha Carr
A long job hunt can be bad for your heart. The Great Recession has created millions of new job hunters and what’s essentially a buyer’s market for employers. It’s not uncommon to hear anecdotal stories about people doggedly pursuing leads for a year or two before finding employment, and many people are under-employed or temporarily in a different profession.
- Reader mail: Keeping close tabs on coupons
When it comes to their grocery bills, many readers are serious about saving the most possible money. Those who pay close attention to coupons start to notice some very interesting things. Listen in. - McDonough restaurant’s menu talks turkey
In the culinary world of burger joints, pizza parlors and sandwich shops, AJ’s Turkey Grill is in a category all its own. - Wine tasting to benefit breast-cancer group
Champagne and sparkling wine will flow in Henry County Thursday, during an event to raise money to support the Breast Cancer Survivors Network.
Clayton News Daily Most Discussed
- School employees, parents criticize budget cuts
- Clayton dept. cuts 10 positions
- Another school system to lose accreditation
- Police called after child put on bus
- BOE fires teacher over ‘guilty’ plea
- County mulls movie studio construction in Hampton
- Tribunal recommends teacher’s termination, again
- Decorated Clayton officer retires after 30 years
- Family grieves for hit-and-run victim
- Truett’s Grill, Freeplay Foundation hosting basketball tournament
| Opinion Poll |
Connections
 |
RSS Feeds RSS feeds for news, sports & more. |
 |
Site Map Find your way around our site. |
 |
Contact Us Send us feedback and/or your stories. |
 |
Subscribers Manage your home delivery. |
Daily Events
Thursday March 11
AP Video
Pop-Up Blocker must be disabled to play video.
AP Video (Today in History)
Pop-Up Blocker must be disabled to play video.
| Obituaries |
Weird News
More: Atlanta News | Widgets
Local Services
 |
Local Shopping Shop a 5-county area from one site. |
 |
Find a Job Search the Atlanta area for a job |
 |
Local Business Service Find businesses that can help you. |
 |
Public Notices Find local Legal Advertisements. |
